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Myrtle Fillmore's Healing Letters

by Myrtle Fillmore

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Contents - In Appreciation - My Love to Thee - Myrtle Fillmore - Jesus Christ - Prayer - Drawing On the Source - Going Into the Silence - Quickened By the Spirit - Understanding the Body - Day and Night Experience - No Incurable Disease - Permanent Prosperity - The Subconsciousness - Threefold Healing - Developing Our Faculties - Spiritual Control of the Body - The Way to Health - Helping Others - Concerning Age - Our Work - Our Methods - Transition - Maternity - To Truth Teachers - To Married People -

Don't keep repeating the word, assuming that it hasn't yet taken root.

Certainly, you don't need to bother with the child's speech! Or with the tendency you call "stubbornness!" Why, dear, he has a right to be "stubborn" if others keep at him too persistently! He must release his own powers and be permitted to try them out unprompted much of the time. Too much attention and help and fretting, even silently, on the part of parents is responsible for the "I can't" habit. Suppose he doesn't do a thing as well as you could do it. That is no reason for your correcting him or showing him how to do it--let him do it his way and discover later, by himself, that he can do better and better, until he perfects his expression. He will have much more interest in trying things if you permit him more freedom in doing them alone. To take away that "stubbornness" would spoil a wonderful God quality in the early stages of development, and he would have to work hard for years, later on in life, to regain the proper use of it. So don't try too hard to make your child just what you feel he should be. Let God in the midst of him interpret for him and bring forth His conception of this particular child of His. God knows best.

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